Reddit user had Grokbot auto-fill 38 job applications, landing 2 interviews
leebase65 · reddit · 2026-11-03
A job-seeking Redditor shares how AI assistants automated his job hunt: after finding OpenClaw and Hermes too complex to set up, he bought Grokbot at a $50/month sale. His bot (named Elon) auto-filled 38 job applications and landed 2 interviews, one promising. He compares it to OpenAI's Dot, which is better at email triage—summarizing AI newsletters daily, identifying and unsubscribing unused subscriptions—but weaker at filling applications. The two bots process 20-40 emails a day for him. He expects Dot to improve quickly and may drop Grok unless its coding models catch up.
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